Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-02-17
WORSE THAN SMALLPOX.
A Great Danger Which Menaces an
Unsuspicious Public.

The Brompton Hospital for consump.
tives, in London, reports that over fifty
people out of every hundred consump-
tives, are victims of cOnstipated or inac.
tive kidneys.
Consumption is one of our national
diseases, and the above report goes to
prove what has often been said in ouI
columns during the last eight years,
that kidney troubles are not only the
cause of more than half of the cases OF
consumption, but of ninety out of ev-
cry hundred other common diseases.
They who have taken this position.
made their claims after elaborate inves.
tlgation, and their proof that they have
discovered specific for the terrible and
stealthy kidney diseases, which have
become so prevalent among us, is wise
and convincing.
We have recently received from them
a fresh supply of ftheir wonderful adver-
Using. They have challenged the
medical profession and science to in
vestigate. They have Investigated, and
those who are frank have admitted
the truth of their statements. They
claim that ninety per cent. of diseases
come originally from inactive kidneys;
that these inactive kidneys allow the
blood to become filed with uric acid
poison; that this uric acid poison in the
blood carries disease through every or
gan.
There is enough uric acid developed
in the system within twenty-four hours
to kill half dozen men.
This being scientific fact, it requires
only ordinary wisdom to see the effect
inactive kidneys must have upon the
system.
If this poison Is not removed, it ruins
every organ. If the bowels, stomach
or liver become inactive, we know 1t at
once, but other organs help them out.
II the kidneys become constipated and
dormant, the warning comes later on,
and often when it is too late, because
the effects are remote from the kidneys
and those organs are not suspected to be
out of order.
Organs that are weak and diseased
are unable to resist the attacks of this
poison, and the disease often takes the
form of and is treated as local aff1ic-
Cion, When In reality the real cause of
the trouble was inactive kidneys. ..
Too many medical men of the present
day hold what was fact twenty years
ago, that kidney disease is incurable,
according to the medicines authorized
by their code. Hence, they ignore the
original cause of disease ITSELF and give
their attention to useless treating of
local effects.
They dose the patient with quinine,
morphine, or with salts and other
physics, hoping that thus nature may
cure the disease, while the kidneys con-
tinue to waste away with inflammation,
ulooratinn and dooay, esnd tho .vioti..t
eventually perishes.
The same quantity of blood that passes
through the heart, passes through the
Kidneys. If the kidneys are diseased,
the blood soaks up this disease and
takes it all through the system. Hence
it is, that the claim is made that War
ner's safe cure, the only known specific
for kidney diseases, cures 80 per cent.
of human ailments, because it, and it
alone, is able to maintain the natural
activity of the kidneys, and to neu-
tralize and remove theuric acid, or kid
ney poison, as fast as it is formed.
If this acid is not removed, there is
inactivity of the kidneys, and there
will be produced in the system paraly-
sis, apoplexy, dyspepsia, consumption,
heart disease, headaches, rheumatism,
pneumonia, impotency, and all the
nameless diseases of delicate women.
If the poisonous matter is separated
from the blood, as fast as it is formed,
these diseases, in a majority of cases,
would not exist.
1t only requires a particle of small
pox virus to produce that vile disease,
and the poisonous matter from the kid
neys, passing all through the system
and becoming lodged at different weak
points, is equally destructive, although
more disguised.
If it were possible for us to see into
the kidneys, and how quickly the blood
passing through them goes to the heart
and lungs and other parts of the sys-
tenn, carrying this deadly virus with it,
all would believe without hesitation
what has so often been stated in adver-
tisements in these columns, that the
kidneys are the most important organs
in the body.
They may regard this article as an
advertisement and refuse to believe it.,
but that is a matter over which we have
no control. Careful investigation and
science itself are proving beyond a
doubt that this organ is, in fact, more
important than any other in the system